Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04
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g nais h Crzrs . 80 q his cen a..
tasmsy wan rnissd ysstsnany IN ihs DIS
frist coaEt hsfsrs Chfsf Jnslsus Jana4
Il Marsh. 1855. n ininnesian ussKEnnt-
e. e. c1mplaini pzsszassz y J. Gard
So Ksnyon, ezatn4 HA18onQ Squire.
E11tr4fniug hin frnm m4kinR imrHc4es
1sn1z en- = oeEtHin Ist e afBnn& nl1nR
fhe wzkR front, Wing haf9een IT, le4 e
The o1xuer e E1maca and Enpuk stz1e11
and m@An lew ida III. K1zlHum o1aI1nl
ed EHnNFie41Eghip hboanse be @wns6 sAu
nplan1, and MF. Squire osatned Mr..
ke1Fon Wna bonnd 81 Sc eld4t1d linae
e The plan aid ouf b a. a psnnEs
1he pselIminaEy infanefiea - 1Bmnin-
"a II ferss sines 1se1 ana ~ opcllon-
eatio1 q have i wu1a peEme1En1 has
u4eu pe11l1E. b rsasnu Of s11ac18lo1
e posiDonmsnia. sfeE since unta yes-
IT.. Ksnyun Appeared for hlmsslf and
had arranged % ons o. the counsel
paRe marked b uamerens elEips q
8sNA8 EN.rAl III - 4E4Al4ll - u 1G484~
ence. He Vas about - eite one Of the
authorities when Ghi9f Jnasiee Joneal
snaResled that he dlzpa1s rested h TIE
mrs. tnalancn, q less. 81 qusseigns q
faet and not Of bmw. Mk. Kenyon made
an address, afsaF which Judee jones'
DISCHARGED TIE npplls9tion mnG. a. OIL
consequences. TIE preliminary ininReiionl
heretofore granted waa then 1en1oged.
Il you'd uoW - oblias1. II. Kenyon. =
aid Jcdas Jones'. aftaE announeing his
decision. III you would cite q ne ne
secti1n tn the ea4o which Gives zoo the
raRnt % appear - yoar own attorney
Il don's know. your honog, bot l sap
poaed every one had the right 90 do 90, 2
fepiiad Mr.. Kenyon.
'.if the code gives yoa the right, I an
not aware Of II, = con1innsd the JudQs.
belIess there b q section in the
eoaen Suggested Mr.. Haines, which
gives The right 70 defendant 70 q Grim
ins1 actioH.1
aTea, = soplisd the Jndes, sbut THAI d
di6elen1 from Tue pnssent case. THIS
i civil preo seding and Mr.. Kenyon il
the plaintiff"
III. equare had applied for an iniano
ton, also, 10 restrain Mr.. Kenyon from
driving piles on the property II qusa-
ton. Jude Jones ealIsd this eaas for
disposal when Mr.. Kenyon rosa and
asked for mors time. This application
vas exposed b. the Other counsel.
i hops y01r honor will gEAn1 me
more time said Mr.. Kenyon. 'fas ! may
no. hevs prepared my side Of che case
= might give you more tine By i'm
posing terman said the 5udqe. AFTER
making inquiry - 10 the expense the
other side Wonld be put 70 II de case
was postponed. 4
-Ihis case has been IN Ooart nov
IoE about four years. said Mt.
haineg, nnnd We have mad9 Gil arrange.
ments to have Is disposed Of nov"
sits this way. Mr.. Kenyon" said the
Judge: "If you had an attorney and be
vas prevented from being here. or had
voc, then yeu could claim
HE indulgence q The Court; bul e. you
have been your own attorney, you have
not yea given any good reason FOR being
Allowed more time. Proceed With the
sase, gentlemen"
'.lsus, your honoE, / did have an aE-
torney,h sid Mr.. Kenyon, aand be
l4At-aA - W WA A44AS 4~feAEla
Who Is the attorney, Mr.. kenyonlo
inquired the Judee.
Il spoke TO Mr.. nodeEhere."
Send for Mr.. SodeFbefg," said Judge /
ZONES.
when Mr.. 3odsEbere came into Court |
he situation was explained 70 him and,
IfteT be had eonverssd With Mr.. KeE-
ron 9 few minutes, be said:
Il have been spoken 70 number Of
lines By Mr.. Kenyon, In EefsEsnce 20
he matter. didn't knoW Il vas this
use. Mr.. Kenyon wanted me 70 sit
'eside bins and keep him from making
ny mistAkes.n
sAlF. aoasEbsrg,n interrupted the
fudge, s'you can surely say whether or
lot you were employed as counsel tn /
ais case
aYeuF Honor win allow rs . LITTLE
ime 10 prepare.p suggested Mr.. Kenyon.
II understood you bad an attorney,
e.. Kenyon, bat il appears you bad /
one. Let the case proceed
Mr.. A. A. Denny. e.. 0overnof Squire
nd several more witnesses we're exam
aed, after which the case was ad-
burned until nine O'Clock this moEnlna. /